Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-30


ments have been made for an excursion to
Yosemite July 9Th, in which large num-
Der of Sacramentans are expected to par
ticipate. 1t will be an excursion of the
popular camping-cut order, and the de-
tails have been arranged for the procuring
of unlimited tickets from Sacramento or
San Francisco to the valley and return for
SOS. The use of tent while in the valley
will be 81 extra. The following residents
of this city have signified their intention of
Joining the party: Z. j. Pealer, Mrs. NJ. A.
Pealer, Mrs. ii. Barber, Mrs. Warner, Mrs.
Sexton, Miss Dunlap, J. Il. Watson, Mrs.
Watson, Misses Foster, Miss Barrett, Miss
Spieker, Mrs. McCord. All the arrange
ments will be under the personal super
vision Of Mr.. Pealer. Full information
can be obtained by addressing Thomas r.
Walton, IA Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco.
BRouGHr THEM DowN.-Deputy Con-
stable Swift returned from Folsom yester-
day with the seven Cinnamon for whom a
warrant was sworn out in Justice Posts
Court yesterday afternoon, accusing them
Of an assault to murder All FOX, who was
shot and seriously wounded during q row
among number of Celestials near Nor
mon Island on Tuesday morning, relative
10 the ownership of a mining claim. There
was no difficulty experienced in getting
them, as they had surrendered to Constable
McComber, of Folsom. They claim that
they acted IN self.defense. as All FOX and
others were trying 10 steal their claim
Bail has been glveu for Their appearance
for examination before Justice Post at 10
A. N. tomorrow. Its probable that they,
or some of them, VIII. before The matter is
over have arrests made from among the
present compliments.
OrEN AIR CONCERT. Another concert
will be given BY the Capitsl City band, p
Spargo conductor, at Seventeenth and \
streets this evening al s o'clock. when the
following programme win be rendered /:
March, =" The Red, White aud Bue,n ar
ranged by L. Sparge, overture, Gems of
America Boyer; waltz, "Sweet May"
Predenyille; pas redouble, Les petits
mousequetaires, Brespant; polka, De
Concert Torpedo" Robinson selection,
Old Folks joy Godfrey schottische,
The Dickering Hussar," Spargo gallop.
Leclair, Nernier.
GEEEALoeIcAL-J. t. Grifiitts has re-
ceived from second cousin, Frank p.
Griflitts, of Lancaster, Pa. a book, recently
published, giving the geneaology of the
Gutfitts family from 1852 TO 1857. 1t shows
as the descendants OF William and Abigail
Powell Grifitts and their four children, 10
grandchildren, IL REORGANIZATION 81
great great grandchildren, sc great-great-
great grandchildren, and great-great-
great great grandchildren. William Grit
fits was from Wales and one of the early
Friends that settled in Eastern Penn
syivania.
THE New GRAIS.-Reports from the
upper Sacramento indicate thatin few
days the hew grain viii begin making its
way down the river on barges. en- route for
tide water. While the general yield will
not be as large as it has been in exception
ally good seasons, there will be an i'm
mense yield in some localities. For in
stance, on c. f. Reeds ranch the crop is
turning out even larger than he antici-
pated, although it was expected 10 be
something extraordinary this season, aud
he viii do exceedingly well.
LOST THUAS.-Wm. Boyce, one of the
railroad yardmen in this city, was en-
gagged in coupling cars yesterday morning.
when through souae accident his hand got
caught and his right thumb was cut Off
and the end of the forefinger crushed.